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Seriously, "wobbing" is now becoming an internationally used term? The word is derived from the acronym WOB, which stands for "Wet Openbaarheid Bestuur", a rel
by rickmb 14y ago
Seriously, "wobbing" is now becoming an internationally used term?
The word is derived from the acronym WOB, which stands for "Wet Openbaarheid Bestuur", a relatively recent Dutch law that obliges government institutes to make government documents available upon request. This law is systematically being sabotaged by all layers of government, to the point of intimidating people who dare to make such a request.
- stdbrouw 14y agoCouple of Dutch co-authors of that book, so it's much more likely that it sort of slipped past the editors :-) In the US people are more likely to talk about FOI or FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) requests.